You may have noticed we have a soft spot for sci-fi author Isaac Asimov. His fiction, especially as it pertains to robotics, cemented him in the sci-fi canon and advanced the thinking on what practical robotics would look like in the future.
He also used his fiction to entertain a foreboding question: Should a robot be able to kill a human?
Asimov decided not, and drew up three “laws of robotics” that governed how robots behaved in his fictional universes.
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